Alberto David: The Grandmaster with a Dash of Flair
Meet Alberto David, a chess Grandmaster who doesn’t just play the game—he orchestrates it like a maestro conducting a symphony. With a FIDE title of Grandmaster, Alberto has mastered the art of turning 64 squares into a battlefield where strategy and psychology collide.
From Humble Rapid Beginnings to Blitz Brilliance
Back in 2018, Alberto's Rapid rating hovered around a modest 1700—barely enough to scare a casual Sunday player. But fast-forward to 2020 and 2021, and he skyrocketed to a peak rapid rating of 2687, proving that even the slowest starters can have the quickest minds.
His blitz performance is equally dazzling. Alberto blitzed his way to a max rating nearing 2700, boasting an impressive over 62% win rate in blitz games. With over 400 wins out of 685 blitz games, he’s clearly more than just fast fingers—he's a tactical rocket blasting through opponents' defenses.
Tactical Genius & Comeback King
What truly sets Alberto apart is his uncanny tactical awareness. When he loses a piece, most players panic—but not Alberto. He converts those tricky moments into triumphs with a 100% win rate after losing a piece. And with a comeback rate north of 93%, he’s the human embodiment of “never say die.” His psychological tilt factor is impressively low, which means if frustration were a chess piece, he'd resign it immediately.
Known Rivals & Favorite Battle Times
Alberto’s most frequent opponent is zalouche, whom he has bested nearly 60% of the time across 228 intense battles. He’s also got an excellent track record against players like akshayraj_kore and mikheev1976, with win rates soaring above 70%. As for timing, Alberto likes to do his tactical magic mostly on Mondays and Sundays, hitting a win rate of almost 69% and 67% respectively—clearly, he spends his weekends recharging to dethrone opponents come Monday.
Playing Style & Quirks
Alberto’s games are long and rich, averaging about 75 moves per result, showing that he enjoys a good tussle rather than quick knockouts. His endgame prowess is notable, featuring in over 82% of his matches. With white pieces, he wins nearly 64% of the time, while with black he’s just slightly more modest but still commanding.
In short, Alberto David is a Grandmaster seamlessly blending speed, cunning, and resilience—occasionally throwing in a cheeky opening or unexpected twist to keep his opponents guessing. A chess player who makes losing a piece seem almost like a minor inconvenience, and winning look like an art form.
Stay wary if you ever face him: the “Top Secret” openings might just unlock your defeat!